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How I miss the pot-holed path that one that never ends. The one that blocked us as we walked, secured by great green fence. The tumultuous crash of the Clyde; our halter as people roar past us in manic motors. A wicked wait brimming with tribal tension; an unheard prayer for divine intervention, the distractions we made to stay like this, the noise we made to refute our lips, a fear of another chance to miss, such horrors hold from cupids kiss.
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 10:03 PM UTC
Way Back Then
How I miss the pot-holed path that one that never ends. The one that blocked us as we walked, secured by great green fence. The tumultuous crash of the Clyde; our halter as people roar past us in manic motors. A wicked wait brimming with tribal tension; an unheard prayer for divine intervention, the distractions we made to stay like this, the noise we made to refute our lips, a fear of another chance to miss, such horrors hold from cupids kiss.
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21/M/Scotland
Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 10:03 PM UTC
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